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BBC's 'A New Year at Kew'Episode 7The hottest July on recordOrchidsLara Jewitt explains the sex life of the orchid and creates a display in the Princess of Wales Conservatory.
Water Uptake Experiment
Researcher Steve Jansen injects trees and shrubs with dye to find out how they might survive drought. Mediterranean GardenAs climate change brings hotter summers to Britain , heat-loving plants are thriving. Tony Hall and Pat Smallcombe plant a Mediterranean garden with cork, olive and pine imported from Italy . Dormice at Wakehurst PlaceSteve Robinson does his monthly audit for the little creatures in the thriving ancient woodland at Kew 's sister garden, Wakehurst Place , in Sussex . Find out moreIf you've still got questions posed by the BBC series check out the extensive online Frequently Asked Questions
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